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May Day- Bought a parker to celebrate
Unread 05-01-2014, 04:25 PM   #1
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Default May Day- Bought a parker to celebrate

Please refer back to my previous postings about a 12 VH with Briley Tubes- The gentleman sold that before I could re-contact him- $750.. cash. But besides the 12 DHE 30" DT serial number range 135xxx that was refinished 20 years ago by the DelGrego Gunsmithing Co. (which, at 3K I couldn't quite swing)!!

I did buy his 12 Trojan all original 28" DT serial number 21144 for an even $500. The fine reference tables on this Forum indicate this was made aproximately 1925-- has the original uncut stock with the std. 14" pull from front trigger-- with plain lined black plastic butt-plate, pistol grip but no black cap, plain breech w/o the "dolly's-head" extension that is on my 12 VHE, 90% barrel blue, all screws in line and un-boogered, and about 50% of the factory issue color hardening on the receiver. The only problem- the forearm is stuck into position very tight- is it necessary to remove it to clean the barrels and action in the receiver? If so, how often, and what is the best procedure for removing a tight forearm without doing damage to this fine shotgun??
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Unread 05-01-2014, 04:32 PM   #2
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Contact Dean Romig for the acquistion of a valuable tool for removing trojan fore ends without breaking them or marring the barrels. Jim
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Unread 05-01-2014, 05:23 PM   #3
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"Valuable" in that it is indispensable, not costly. $6.50 plus $1.50 shipping.

Shoot me a PM if you would like one.

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Nice to see that you've celebrated a communist holiday by exercising your capitalist opportunities. Especially with a Parker.
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Hooray, Hooray, it's the first of May, outdoor fxxxing begins today. I think I'll order a couple of Trojan forend removers.
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You mean a heavy-duty plastic letter opener? (Hint-Hint!)
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Trojan fore-arm removed and then replaced.
Unread 05-03-2014, 07:10 AM   #7
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Default Trojan fore-arm removed and then replaced.

Thanks to all, although I didn't realize that May 1st. was a communist event or holiday. I took a length of 9/16" soft pine dowel and sanded it to a taper, used that and it worked great. Would it be possible to see some photos of the $6.50 tool here? Thanks!!
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You did good on your purchase and Dean's tool works slick
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some day i hope to add a trogan to mykeeping...you done good forester..charlie
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Thanks to all, although I didn't realize that May 1st. was a communist event or holiday.
It isn't as much a Communist holiday, as it is a Socialist holiday, much the same as Labor day is over here. It's only been a Socialist holiday since the late 1800s, but has been a traditional Celtic holiday for about 500 years, and not to celebrate the laborers, but to celebrated the arrival of spring.
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